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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1926
Page
12
Fred Ap p, a barber of three years in the city, collapsed and died on the Ex hall floor during a dance last night after telling his shop he would have one more dance. He grew pale, slumped to the side, and died before aid could reach him. his sister and brother in Toronto were notified.
Notice instructs careful wrapping and printing a Contents label on parcels. Labeled parcels may be mailed at letter rate. those without readable labeling risk postage rate changes. Emphasizes including sender address and contents note for postal handling. Christmas mail guidance included.
A brief notice notes a weather strip installation will proceed without window or curtain removal. Demonstration details are limited and no specific date or location are provided.
The state of the Union outlines support for limited federal spending, continued prosperity, and a broad national program. It calls for careful study of tax cuts, farm relief, inland waterway development, and a unified U S merchant marine leadership while maintaining a peace focused military and prohibition enforcement. Local notes mention Concord community events, carols, a Red Cross donation, and hosting by Mrs. W A Redday.
The West Concord Womans Club hosted a musicale in Association Hall last Friday afternoon. Miss Margaret Richardson on piano and Mrs Laura Herrig Kelley on violin performed high quality selections, with Mrs Caroline Derby delivering a strong contralto turn and a tribute to the late figure, as W Clark of the Massachusetts Federation of Clubs praised worship and dedication.
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